bfong13

iTrader: (18)

Usually, when people refer to shock pistons, they usually say "2-hole piston", "3-hole piston", etc., which means the number of holes that are open in the piston. So, if you're talking about a 1-hole piston, you're talking about a piston that only has one hole open. If the setup sheets you're looking at has only one checkmark on the piston, that usually means that it is a 3-hole piston. The setup sheets usually use a checkmark to indicate the holes that are closed.

THE DOCTOR

iTrader: (15)

Thanks Brian

Riketsu

iTrader: (34)

But in the setup sheets... The "green check mark" means "closed", while No mark means "open".

Or at least that is how I interpret it.

Remy

iTrader: (8)

Hey guys - I apologize in advanced as I am not to familier with Xray, but do you have a parts list that can help upgrade a 2009 nt1 to a 2011 or are they not campatible?

RC MARKET

iTrader: (12)

XRAY NT-1 2011 spec parts released !

HoboShop

iTrader: (3)

It would be nice if xray would come out with ti pillow balls (8). the kyosho and the mugen touring cars have them as option parts. They are just as strong as the steel ones but they reduce the unsprung weight greatly.!!!

rx7ttlm

iTrader: (30)

Machining Ti is much harder than steel or aluminum, higher tooling costs and material cost mean the end result is a very expensive part. I would like to see them come around, but I wouldn't want to add the cost to a new kit lol.

NikoRacing

337255 Titan Pivot Ball 8.4mm (4)

This I found in the option part list of the NT1 )) so I believe they will be available soon!

*gk*

XRAY Titanium Pivot Ball 8.4mm

HoboShop

iTrader: (3)

This is why love xray!!! Mr hudy always gives the racers what they want.

asw7576

Yes he is , including ultra sensitive centax clutch in rx8

Sorry, I was kidding

Seriously now, Yes he is ( but people still have to pay extra for it ).

roger999

iTrader: (13)

hi thats happens sometimes there..., any suggestions? that track is bumpy sometimes... but mayby try to use softer springs? or mayby set shocks more incline?

asw7576

Its bumpy track section.

If the car still holds the line and it can go fast on S, no need to worry. Just leave it as is.

( I usually choose 450 weight oil shock for bumpy track, and 550 weight oil shock for smooth track )

rx7ttlm

iTrader: (30)

If it's just that one section of the track and the rest of the track the car is fine then I would leave it unless it upsets the car to much. Try figuring out if your bottoming through there. Thicker oil sometimes helps, more ride height. Depends what springs your running now. My setup from crystal park (pretty bumpy through the sweeper and the back straight I just ran thicker oil to keep the car from bottoming, which was the cause of my ill handling.)

Cheers.

FAR

Im thinking of getting the Nt1 WC is there anything that I should buy to get
the best out of

Thanks